These wonderful te reo labels are for those of you serious about using more te reo in your life! You may also download this together with other awesome resources when you join Te Reo Club. Routines To help your little … Read More
Have fun making a wee book and writing the names of some animals. Download the resource now – or, join Te Reo Club and have unlimited access to heaps of great resources like this! —> tereoclub.co.nz
These are so useful. Colour the sheets. Cut the strips. re-order. Lots of fun. Download the resource now – or, join Te Reo Club and have unlimited access to heaps of great resources like this! —> tereoclub.co.nz
Make a hamburger for a friend by asking them what they would like. Also, you can make your own and label it. He aha māu? What would you like? He pēka māku. A Hamburger. He tīhi māu? (Would you like … Read More
Put the labels up. Say them. USE them. Whakamahia ēnei kupu. Check out the black and white version which has questions you can ask. You can also cut the words out at the bottom and test yourself by matching the … Read More
Te kīhini, kītini or kāuta whichever word you use for kitchen, here are some items that you will most probably find in there. Put the coloured labels around your kitchen to learn. Then you can use these 3-part cards to match the … Read More
While counting in te reo, your tamariki will also be reinforcing the colour names in te reo. Download the resource now – or, join Te Reo Club and have unlimited access to heaps of great resources like this! —> tereoclub.co.nz Great for school … Read More
This is a fun way to learn some essential elements of our environment (te taiao) through colour. Download the resource now – or, join Te Reo Club and have unlimited access to heaps of great resources like this! —> tereoclub.co.nz Mountain-maunga Stream-awa Sky-rangi … Read More
These are just so much fun. Look at the place value blocks. Work out the number in Māori. Find the numeral in the cell and black it out. When these are completed they will reveal a mystery picture! Download the … Read More
To me, counting in fives and learning the time go hand in hand. After learning the “O’clock” the next big step is to use the face of the clock as a circular number line. Counting in Māori has very easy … Read More
